Rory Gallagher＜Black Vinyl＞

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フォーマット	LPレコード
発売日	2019年07月26日
国内/輸入	輸入
レーベル	UMC
構成数	1
パッケージ仕様	-
規格品番	7765537
SKU	602577655371

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
This 1999 reissue contains two bonus tracks. Personnel: Rory Gallagher (vocals, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, alto saxophone); Vincent Crane (piano); Gerry McAvoy (bass); Wilgar Campbell (drums, percussion). Recorded at Advision Studios, London, England. Originally released on Atlantic (33368). Includes liner notes by Donal Gallagher. Digitally remastered by Tony Arnold (Courthouse Facilities, Dorset, England). This is part of Buddha Records' Original Masters series. Rory Gallagher's solo debut picks up where On The Boards left off - it's a solid, but significantly less raucous, blues rock outing with ten original tunes that were far more than skeletons for his incisive Strat picking. "Laundromat," "Hands Up," and "Sinner Boy"'s distinctive riffs were early concert favorites, but the album's ballads were some of Gallagher's strongest. "For the Last Time," "Just the Smile" and the acoustic "I'm Not Surprised" mixed strains of Delta blues with strong melodic sensibilities into songs of rare poignancy, especially for an artist who was best known for his scorching leads. In this respect Gallagher was an early model for Eric Clapton, whose solo career followed a similar path. Interestingly, Gallagher seems rather restrained throughout his debut, holding back the fret-burning in favor of strong songs. He opens up on the album's jazzy, seven-minute finale "Can't Believe It's You" which even features an alto sax, an instrument Gallagher all but abandoned on later albums. 2000's reissued, remastered version of the disc includes two additional tunes, Muddy Waters' slow Delta blues number "Gypsy Woman" and Otis Rush's fast Chicago shuffle "It Takes Time," both cut at the same sessions. "Gypsy Woman"'s slashing slide guitar and vocals sound as impassioned any other track; shuffle "It Takes Time" isn't quite as impressive but still shows how comfortable Gallagher is with straight blues. Brother/compiler Donal Gallagher's track notes are short but illuminating, and the remastered sound, although not as vibrant as on later reissues of Gallagher's catalog, is a big improvement over any existing version of this consistently superb album. ~ Hal Horowitz
エディション : Remaster

1.[LPレコード]
1. 1.
  
  Laundromat
2. 2.
  
  Just the Smile
3. 3.
  
  I Fall Apart
4. 4.
  
  Wave Myself Goodbye
5. 5.
  
  Hands Up
6. 6.
  
  Sinner Boy
7. 7.
  
  For the Last Time
8. 8.
  
  It's You
9. 9.
  
  I'm Not Surprised
10. 10.
  
  Can't Believe It's True

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アーティスト： Rory Gallagher

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ロリー・ギャラガーの1971年のソロ・デビュー・アルバムがLPで発売!

「僕にギターの音の出し方を教えてくれたのはロリーなんだ。」(ブライアン・メイ)

「僕が最初にギターを教わったのはロリーのA Million Miles Awayだったんだ。世界で一番のギタリストは?って訊かれたジミ・ヘンドリックスは、"わかんないな。ロリー・ギャラガーに訊いてみなよ。"って答えたんだってさ。」(エド・シーラン)

グループ＜テイスト＞としてのアルバムを2作発表し、1970年にワイト島フェスティヴァルでプレイした後、バンドを離れソロ・アーティストとしてのキャリアを歩み始めたロリー・ギャラガーが、1971年5月23日にリリースしたソロ・デビュー・アルバム。ジミ・ヘンドリックス・エクスペリエンスのノエル・レディング(b)とミッチ・ミッチェル(ds)を含む数々の名手たちとのオーディションを経てロリーがバンド・メンバーに選んだのは、ともにアイルランド/ベルファスト出身のウィルガー・キャンベル(ds)とジェリー・マカヴォイ(b)だった。「Laundromat」、「I Fall Apart」、「Sinner Boy」をはじめとする本作は、この新生＜パワー・トリオ＞によってアドヴィジョン・スタジオで行われた録音。ロリーの意図を忠実に再現するため、オリジナルのLPアートワークと1/4インチ・アナログ・マスター・テープを基にしたリマスター音源を使用。
ブラック・ヴァイナル。オリジナル1/4アナログ・マスター・テープを基にした2018年リマスター。

発売・販売元提供資料（2019/07/05）

Rory Gallagher's solo debut picks up where On The Boards left off - it's a solid, but significantly less raucous, blues rock outing with ten original tunes that were far more than skeletons for his incisive Strat picking. "Laundromat," "Hands Up," and "Sinner Boy"'s distinctive riffs were early concert favorites, but the album's ballads were some of Gallagher's strongest. "For the Last Time," "Just the Smile" and the acoustic "I'm Not Surprised" mixed strains of Delta blues with strong melodic sensibilities into songs of rare poignancy, especially for an artist who was best known for his scorching leads. In this respect Gallagher was an early model for Eric Clapton, whose solo career followed a similar path. Interestingly, Gallagher seems rather restrained throughout his debut, holding back the fret-burning in favor of strong songs. He opens up on the album's jazzy, seven-minute finale "Can't Believe It's You" which even features an alto sax, an instrument Gallagher all but abandoned on later albums. 2000's reissued, remastered version of the disc includes two additional tunes, Muddy Waters' slow Delta blues number "Gypsy Woman" and Otis Rush's fast Chicago shuffle "It Takes Time," both cut at the same sessions. "Gypsy Woman"'s slashing slide guitar and vocals sound as impassioned any other track; shuffle "It Takes Time" isn't quite as impressive but still shows how comfortable Gallagher is with straight blues. Brother/compiler Donal Gallagher's track notes are short but illuminating, and the remastered sound, although not as vibrant as on later reissues of Gallagher's catalog, is a big improvement over any existing version of this consistently superb album. ~ Hal Horowitz

Rovi